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Delbanco (Germany 1990)
Published August 30, 1990
Topics Globians world and culture documentary archive, Globians, German Cinema, documentary, Lifelines in the 20th century, profile, biographic, fine arts, fine art, Bauhaus, Goethe, artists, art, USA, New York City, Germany, German, emigration, Jewish immigration from Germany, Kurt Delbanco
Lifelines in the 20th century: A profile from 1990 on Kurt B. Delbanco, who was born 1909 in Hamburg (Germany) and died on November 16th, 2007 in NYC. After his emigration from Nazi Germany to the USA (via England) he worked in New York City as an art dealer, painter and sculptor. -- He was inspired by Goethe's color theory, Bauhaus abstraction and the idea of "decoration". His portraits have been collected by, among others, the U.S. National Portrait Gallery and the Museum of the City of New York.
This is the regular 47 min version of "Delbanco".
Please check this section at archive.org for the 155 min extended edition of "Delbanco":
https://archive.org/details/Delbanco_D1990_155minextversion
This is the regular 47 min version of "Delbanco".
Please check this section at archive.org for the 155 min extended edition of "Delbanco":
https://archive.org/details/Delbanco_D1990_155minextversion
Run time 47 min.
Producer Norbert Pintsch
Production Company Deutsche Gesellschaft zur Foerderung der Kultur (DGFK) e.V.
Audio/Visual sound, color
Language German and English
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